When I called home and spoke to my wife today, while I was at work, she informed me that I had received a "huge box from some foreign country" in the mail. I had to scratch my head on that one for a few seconds; but then I realized it was my QSL cards from Gennady UX5UO. They came after only three (not 4) weeks.!
When I got home from work, I was like a kid on Christmas morning. I opened the box and saw, without a doubt, that these are the most beautiful QSL cards that I have ever had in 30 years as a Ham. They are a touchdown ..... a home run ..... a GRAND SLAM home run!
The workmanship is EXCELLENT (capitals intentional) and the entire process was completely hassle free and satisfying. The paper stock is substantial - not "paper thin" and flimsy. The glossy finish is the perfect touch; and I am so glad that I spent the few extra bucks and went from the "economy" to the "luxury" category.
I am telling you right now, I will NEVER go anywhere else for QSL cards other than UX5UO. Fantastic quality at a more than reasonable price. How can you argue with that?
73 de Larry W2LJ
Well... le't see the QSL card! I'm dying to see how gorgeous these cards are... post a photo! This is the 21st Century, you can do things like that now!
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73 de N5PRE
Kevin Trotman
Greater Atlanta Area, Georgia, USA
Thanks for the QSL suggestion. I've been seeking a source for some new cards myself and those look wonderful!
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After my initial batch of cards was done from a US printer, I went for the cards from UX5UO and I too couldn't be happier. Great service, great value and great printing on heavy card stock. I'd order/recommend Gennady's QSL cards in a heartbeat.
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I dealt with Jeff (AI4u) as well as Gennady directly when making my order.
It was great when the box came and there must have been 50 stamps covering a good portion of the box.
73,
K2DSL - David